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2017 Official IMSA Spotter Guide schedule

I will be partnering with IMSA again in 2017 to produce their Official Spotter Guide for the series. This will be released in print form (at the track) and online.

The online guide will be available here, at SpotterGuides.com, and a smaller size version at IMSA.com from Tuesday 24th January. This will be kept updated during the week.

The guide will be updated prior to each event and the plan is to have this online on the Monday before the race from Round 2 (Sebring).

The printed guide will form part of a booklet and be available at the track from Thursday (26th January) in the IMSA Fan zone and else where. This goes to print soon, so there will be some driver changes between then and race day. As with previous seasons, the guide will include the WeatherTech and Continental championships.

Later in the season, SpotterGuides.com will also host Spotter Guides for IMSA sanctioned races in the Porsche GT3 Challenge USA and Canada, the IMSA Lites and the Lamborghini Super Trofeo Championship.

Car illustrations will also appear on the IMSA app and their website.

UPDATED: 2017 Illustrations now being uploaded onto the IMSA.com website in the teams section.This includes some of my own liveries including the latest Scuderia Corsa design

Thanks to everyone for their support of the SpotterGuides.com series and thanks to IMSA for the continued partnership.

Andy Blackmore Design offers a full range of Creative Services for the Automotive and Motorsport Industry including livery designs,vehicle styling and builds and team identity. Clients include Nissan, McLaren, Porsche, Turner Motorsport, TAG Heuer, IMSA, Falken and Hankook.

The Spotter Guide series, created by Andy, are the largest collection of online spectator guides available worldwide.

The 2015 Le Mans Spotter Guide saw over 140,000 unique downloads.

TenTenths hosts SpotterGuides.com and started their forum in 1998 with the aim of providing the most comprehensive set of motorsport discussion forums on the World Wide Web. Per month they displayed roughly 1.3M content pages in 200,000 visits from 40,000 unique visitors.